A:
Some significant information did I learn about these interviews was that life for everyone did not seem easy. Even adults had hard times during the Great Depression. Whether you were white, black or a child life was hard. Jobs were scarce and when found they were usually pretty hard to keep and do. There was a lot of racism in these times and that made life much harder for immigrants. Life also seemed pretty dull and boring for many people, all their life they have practiced at being good at a certain job and that would end up being the only job they've known since they were little.
On top of having dull lives after many people lost their jobs they knew nothing other then weaving, farming, or maybe working in a factory. People also had hard times with the dangerous jobs they had to like with poor equipment they were given which would sometimes not prevent getting injured such as Mr. Garavelli explains in this interview here. People moved to cities to find work and it was just as hard. They were sometimes ripped off and really these people who belonged in the country side on farms were forced to move to cities they did like to try and find work like this man at Eddie's Bar explained here.
B:
[Sallie Brown]
1. Who is the person being interviewed?
Sallie Brown
2. What is his title or position?
She was a mother, worked doubl around the house since her husband was weak and had the resposibility of being the "bread winner".
3. What is his race, gender, and age?
Female, white
4. Where is the Interview taking place?
Reese ante-bellum plantation mansion on Southwest outskirts of Lowndesboro
Sallie Brown was a white mother who moved into a giant masion with her 13 children and weak hearted husband, and she worked hard in her life to cover for what he didn't do.
[Jesse Owens]
1. Who is the person being interviewed?
Jesse Owens
2. What is his title or position?
Student at the University of Ohio aso the fastet man in the world at that time and an
Olympic Winner.
Some significant information did I learn about these interviews was that life for everyone did not seem easy. Even adults had hard times during the Great Depression. Whether you were white, black or a child life was hard. Jobs were scarce and when found they were usually pretty hard to keep and do. There was a lot of racism in these times and that made life much harder for immigrants. Life also seemed pretty dull and boring for many people, all their life they have practiced at being good at a certain job and that would end up being the only job they've known since they were little.
On top of having dull lives after many people lost their jobs they knew nothing other then weaving, farming, or maybe working in a factory. People also had hard times with the dangerous jobs they had to like with poor equipment they were given which would sometimes not prevent getting injured such as Mr. Garavelli explains in this interview here. People moved to cities to find work and it was just as hard. They were sometimes ripped off and really these people who belonged in the country side on farms were forced to move to cities they did like to try and find work like this man at Eddie's Bar explained here.
B:
[Sallie Brown]
1. Who is the person being interviewed?
- Sallie Brown
2. What is his title or position?- She was a mother, worked doubl around the house since her husband was weak and had the resposibility of being the "bread winner".
3. What is his race, gender, and age?- Female, white
4. Where is the Interview taking place?- Reese ante-bellum plantation mansion on Southwest outskirts of Lowndesboro
5. What is the date of the interview?- Sept. 27, 1938
6. Who is the interviewer?- Marie Reese
(Interview page)Sallie Brown was a white mother who moved into a giant masion with her 13 children and weak hearted husband, and she worked hard in her life to cover for what he didn't do.
[Jesse Owens]
1. Who is the person being interviewed?
- Jesse Owens
2. What is his title or position?- Student at the University of Ohio aso the fastet man in the world at that time and an
3. What is his race, gender, and age?Olympic Winner.
- male, black
4. Where is the Interview taking place?- Cleveland, Ohio
5. What is the date of the interview?- April 22, 1939
6. Who is the interviewer?- Rhussus L. Perry
(Interview page)Jesse Owens was a black american who studied at the University of Ohio and who later became
the fastet man in the world and an Olympic Winner.